Joe Carson - Hillbilly Band From Mars Vektor Livin' Oblivion is their second

Livin' Oblivion is their second release on Listenable Records and Black Wizard's fourth full-length album release

As guests Dool invited Per Wiberg (Opeth Spiritual Beggars Candlemass) on Hammond organ backing vocalist Farida Lemouchi (The Devil's Blood) and Okoi Jones (Bˆlzer) who contributed spoken words to 'The Well's Run Dry'

The lyrics are based on real life topics

Buck Owen's 1950's recordings show the origin of the Bakersfield sound

that an entire album's worth of material recorded at this time would be shelved for years before eventually finding room for release as 1996's Blood on Ice

Joe Carson - Hillbilly Band From Mars Vektor Livin' Oblivion is their secondA reassessment of the career of 1950s 60s honky tonk singer Little Joe Carson has long been overdue. Joe Carson died at 27 following an automobile accident in 1964, just as he was starting to have major chart success with songs like I Gotta Get Drunk (And I Shore Do Dread It) and Helpless. For that reason, he's largely forgotten today. But he was one of the best country singers of his era and could have been one of the best of any era had he lived